Site Information for Zegveld

2024-12-15T09:46Z

Zegveld

Veenweiden Innovatiecentrum, Oude Meije 18, 3474 KM Zegveld.

On-site contact: Karel van Houwelingen, KTC Zegveld
GNSS contact: Hans van der Marel, TUD/GRS

GNSS Instrument(s)

NameMarkerReceiverAntennaOperatorNetworkStart dateEnd date
zvdfZVDF00NLDUBLOX ZED-F9PANN-MB-00+GP11TUD/GRSSUMO2020-05-15
zvtsZVTS00NLDUBLOX ZED-F9PANN-MB-00+GP11TUD/GRSSUMO2020-05-07

Markers

IDNamedXdYdZInstrumentsInstalledRemoved
13543M001TOP OF IGRS MAST0.00000.00000.00002020-01-22T10:00Z
ZVTS00NLDTOP SOIL PLOT 160.00000.00000.0000zvts2020-05-07T13:00Z
ZVDF00NLDGCP PLOT 160.00000.00000.0000zvdf2020-05-07T13:00Z

Pictures

ZegveldSM_antGCP_20241022.jpg
ZegveldSM_antGCP_20241022
ZegveldSM_antTS_20241022.jpg
ZegveldSM_antTS_20241022
ZegveldSM_cabinet_20241022.jpg
ZegveldSM_cabinet_20241022
ZegveldSM_plot16S_20220712.jpg
ZegveldSM_plot16S_20220712
ZegveldSM_plot16S_20241022.jpg
ZegveldSM_plot16S_20241022
ZegveldSM_powerline_20241022.jpg
ZegveldSM_powerline_20241022
ZegveldSM_solar_20220712.jpg
ZegveldSM_solar_20220712

Notes

2020-05-07T13:00Z 2104/4 128 - 2023-09-26T12:00Z 2281/2 269
In May 2020 Shore Monitoring and Research installed two GNSS loggers at the Veenweiden Innovatiecentrum in Zegveld to monitor ground motion in the framework of the Nationaal Onderzoeksprogramma Broeikasgassen Veenweiden (NOBV). The GNSS loggers are located in plot number 16 at the most Southerly measurement location. One GNSS antenna is installed on a grid to monitor the motion of the top soil, the second antenna is mounted on a Ground Control Point (GCP) connected by a pile to a stable sand layer.
2024-10-22T15:00Z 2337/2 296 -
In October 2024 TU Delft took over responsability for the GNSS loggers and processing from Shore Monitoring and Research. New receivers were installed and site operation switched from Solar power to AC mains, but the antenna's remained the same.
2020-05-07T13:00Z 2104/4 128 -
The GNSS ground motion loggers are located at the most Southerly measurement location of plot 16. This is about 250 meters South of the Integrated Geodetic Reference Station (IGRS), at plot 15 of the Veenweiden Innovatiecentrum, which is also operated by TU Delft. The Integrated Geodetic Reference Station (Zegveld IGRS) is used as base station in the processing.

Active instruments

ZVDF (Zegveld GCP)

Marker ID: ZVDF00NLD
Operator: TU DELFT

Receiver

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyReceiver typeS/NFirmware
2020-05-15T15:00Z2105/5 1362022-07-12T12:00Z2218/2 193UBLOX ZED-F9P262881.13
2022-07-12T12:00Z2218/2 1932023-05-18T06:00Z2262/4 138UBLOX ZED-F9P262881.13
2024-10-22T15:00Z2337/2 296 UBLOX ZED-F9P2525071.32

Antenna

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyAntenna typeDomeS/NHeightAntenna calibration
2020-05-15T15:00Z2105/5 1362021-05-01T00:00Z2155/6 121ANN-MB-00+LPNONE0.0000
2021-05-01T00:00Z2155/6 121 ANN-MB-00+GP11NONE0.0000

External Frequency

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyExt. Frequency type
2020-05-15T15:00Z2105/5 136 INTERNAL

Notes

2020-05-15T15:00Z 2105/5 136 - 2022-07-12T12:00Z 2218/2 193
In the period between May 2020 and July 2022 the two receivers at plot 16 were programmed to collect data at a frequency of 1 Hz for the full 24 hours of a day. This resulted in several outages during the winter Months because of a lack of energy collected by the solar panels to charge the batteries.
2022-07-12T12:00Z 2218/2 193 - 2023-06-17T08:00 2266/6 168
In an attempt to reduce the power requirement in the winter the logger was reprogrammed in July 2022 to collect data only during half of the day. The system is turned on or off every hour. Measuring only half of the day resulted only in a minor increase in the noise level of 3 mm in the daily averages compared to 2 mm in case of measuring for the full period. Unfortunately, the energy saving was not enough to prevent the problem and the measurement series still suffers from large gaps.
2021-05-26T10:00Z 2159/3 146 -
In May 2021, an adjustment was made to the antenna, resulting in a slightly higher position of the antenna.

ZVTS (Zegveld Top Soil)

Marker ID: ZVTS00NLD
Operator: TU DELFT

Receiver

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyReceiver typeS/NFirmware
2020-05-07T13:00Z2104/4 1282022-07-12T12:00Z2218/2 193UBLOX ZED-F9P282011.13
2022-07-12T12:00Z2218/2 1932023-09-26T23:00Z2281/2 269UBLOX ZED-F9P282011.13
2024-10-22T15:00Z2337/2 296 UBLOX ZED-F9P2434531.32

Antenna

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyAntenna typeDomeS/NHeightAntenna calibration
2020-05-07T13:00Z2104/4 128 ANN-MB-00+GP11NONE0.0000

External Frequency

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyExt. Frequency type
2020-05-07T13:00Z2104/4 128 INTERNAL

Notes

2020-05-07T13:00Z 2104/4 128 - 2022-07-12T12:00Z 2218/2 193
In the period between May 2020 and July 2022 the two receivers at plot 16 were programmed to collect data at a frequency of 1 Hz for the full 24 hours of a day. This resulted in several outages during the winter Months because of a lack of energy collected by the solar panels to charge the batteries.
2022-07-12T12:00Z 2218/2 193 - 2023-09-26T23:59 2281/2 269
In an attempt to reduce the power requirement in the winter the logger was reprogrammed in July 2022 to collect data only during half of the day. The system is turned on or off every hour. Measuring only half of the day resulted only in a minor increase in the noise level of 3 mm in the daily averages compared to 2 mm in case of measuring for the full period. Unfortunately, the energy saving was not enough to prevent the problem and the measurement series still suffers from large gaps.
For more information contact Hans van der Marel.